Sentence examples for better just after from inspiring English sources

"We need the wins and Yemi Odubade worked hard today and he could've done better just after the goal, but I am pleased he scored.

The timing of the launch could hardly have been better, just a few days after the publication, last Wednesday, of a report commissioned by President George Bush, calling for a drastic overhaul of the American space agency, NASA including a much bigger role for private firms in space exploration.Why are Mr Rutan and Mr Allen taking on this high-risk venture?

Not better, just different.

"There is a certain amount of working for free that some people do just to get better, but after a certain point you're being taken advantage of," she says.

"I think he started feeling better about things just after he came on the tour.

Average scores on the STAI-6 and IES were statistically significantly better at T2 (just after the CT scan) compared with T1 (all P<0.01).

Her friend Linda, however, also had fear and anxiety issues, and she had gotten better after just a few months of seeing me.

This neurological examination should be performed in all preterm neonates, prior to discharge or just after, to better inform parents and to better understand the risk of a poor outcome and therefore have a better idea of which baby requires more intensive follow-up.

The incremental entrenchment of new rights in law, as a mark of progress towards a better society, dates back to just after the first world war.

While it may have not risen to the levels expected a year ago, it is better than in the period just after the attacks.

Moreover, it is shown that the model better estimates diurnal VTEC values just after the midnight hours (0000 0300 UT, 0300 0600 LT).